The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-17
Society Events.

The guests of the Hotel Bates will entertain
their friends this evening with dance in the
mushroom
Mrs Walter Gallup entertained party of ten
at luncheon Tuesday, for her sisters, the
Misses Hunt, of Port Jervis, n. Y.
Mr.. Fred Dietrichs entertained the German
Dancing Club last night at his home on North
Pennsylvania street There was a large attend
ance and a most enjoyable evening was spent.
Major Marsh and sister, Miss Marsh. will give
dancing party next Tuesday evening. In
honor of Miss Leah Cornell, of Kalamazoo
Mich, and Miss Louise Starkey to which cards
have been issued.
The missionary tea given last night by the
united auxiliary societies of the Episcopal
Church. at the residence of Mrs James M
Winters, No. 270 North Illinois street, called
out a large attendance. Tea was served after s
o'clock. The evening of great social
enjoyment, giving pleasant opportunity for the
members of the several parishes to become bet
ter acquainted
Prof Orrin Fl. Trook, of this city, was yester-
day united in marriage to Leoti Tully, a grad
uate of the Indianapolis Seminary, the eldest
daughter of Mark Tuly, banker at Xenia
The wedding select, only the immediate
friends witnessing it. Rev. w. A. Hoover, of
Wabash former class-mate of the bridegroom,
offciated. Mr.. Trook will engage in business in
his fatherin-law's bank in Xenia.
Quite an original means of raising money has
beer put into effect by the ladies of the mission
airy societies of johnson county, in the vicinity
of Green wood. They have donated the best
from their stores of prod1ce. apples potatoes,
eggs, butter and dressed poultry, and this will
be for sale from 10 to IL o'clock this morning at
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, on Pratt
street, between Meridian and Pennsylvania
streets, and ladies who interested in the
cause are requested to do tkeir marketing there.
The proceeds are for the benefit of the debt of
the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian
Church
The ladies of the Free Kindergarten and
Chidrens Aid Society, intend to give another of
their pleasant entertainments this afternoon.
The customary proceedings will be varied by
programme or music. Rotations and the read
ing of essay, and this programme will be
given in the parlors of the Second Presbyterian
Church at 2:30 o'clock, and will last for hour
only. This will De followed by reception and
the serving of refreshments at the residence of
Mrs. e. G. Wiley No. 240 North Pennsylvania
street, the second door from the church. Mrs
A. NJ. Robertson and Mrs. Geo. Townly are at
the head, and assisted by number of we'll
known ladies.
thoroughly excellent programme was given
at the Matinee Musicale yesterday by the First
Division. The subject, Richard Wagner" was
we'll described in essay by Miss Annie
| Farquhar There is a greater diversity of opin-
| ion in regard to the music of this master than
| that of any other. and consequently it was en-
| ioyed by and disliked by others. The
| numbers were all well rendered. The "Pl-
| grims Chorus" and Bridal Chorus were sung
1
| the "Nieblungenied,' to give a better under
standing of the .'Wotan's Departure and the
Fire Charm" "Siegfrieds Death and Funeral
! March" and 1.-THE Ride of the Walkyres," which
were played. The latter by Misses Dolens and
| BAN berger received recall The solo, ''Sum-
| Der Sweet Child, by Mrs. Scott, and piano solo
| by Miss Sckles. both new members, were also
! good. The Mendelssohn Quintette Club Of
Boston, will give concert at Plymouth Church
| on Friday evening, March 4, under the auspices
| of this organization.
Miss Agnes Sells. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Sells, was married. last night, at the
family residence. North New Jersey street,
to Mr.. Arthur NJ Morse, of Kansas City. Miss
Sells. until recently. has been teacher in the
public scho OILS, and one of the leading alto sing
ers, having been member of Plymouth-church
| choir when in the old church, and also in the
new edfce. The groom was formerly of this
place. but at present holds the position of secre-
| tary of the English Bros. Machinery and Supply
Company, in Kansas City. The wedding was
attended only by relatives and intimate friends.
Rev. e. j. Gantz. of the Central Christian
Church, performed the ceremony The bride
and groom were preceded by Miss Nell Mckee
aud Master Ned Graves, who carried baskets OF
flowers, and attended by Miss May and Mr.
Harry Sells, sister and brother of the bride.
The marriage dress was of foam surah, er
train, and trimmed with handsome pearl orna
, ments, the bouquet being lilies of the valley
The ceremony took place beneath n horseshoe
of flowers suspended between curtains of smilax
A large number of elegant gifts were presented
Mr. and Mrs. Morse left at IL o'clock for thei
home in Kansas City. as
sMITH-MoRGAN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
DANvILLE, Ind, Feb. 16--One Of the hand
: soonest weddings ever given in Danville wa
that of Rev. G. L. Smith, of Ohio and Vangie
youngest daughter of Hon. James w. Morgan
; Of this place. at o'clock last evening. TIL
ceremony WAS performed at the spacious res
: dence of the brides father, on West Main stree